Face-lift terraced property
Tasha Rowe
5 months ago
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Comments (103)I have always bought wrecks - I love renovating: and I completely agree with overpaying for a new renovation that is rubbish and soulless: I won't even view a house that has obviously been done up by one of the many "property developers" that infest London. I can cope with anything (have rectified asbestos, removed wood chip, put back period features and replaced everything from roof to digging up a floor to install underfloor heating in the past), but my absolute nos: dodgy neighbours/road, lack of off-street parking (London), a floor plan I can do nothing with, lack of potential to add value myself. I have seen (and met) some real horrors whilst looking for houses! Also, I have to have a period house: 1930s or older....See MoreBathroom Face Lift
Comments (3)I've just had my toilet and bathroom knocked into one big family bathroom. I got a builder in to do the work but consulted with an interior designer. The white gloss suite and furniture looks cold but her tips on use of colour helped to warm the room - especially in the evening when the spotlights are on. Here are my shots of the room - http://neilperryphoto.com/portfolio/private-residence-4/...See MoreBefore and After- Origin Front Door and Windows Face lift
Comments (0)This brilliant transformation was sent in to us by our accredited supplier Aspect Windows. This example highlights what a difference updating your front door and windows can make. The front door is our popular CE 01 panel in one of our most sought after colour options; 7016m Anthracite Grey, with a fixed window to the left side to allow for more light. The casement windows are in the same colour to complement the door. Overall, we think that this property now looks modern, smart and the new products add a great deal of curb appeal to the property. To find out more about our residential front doors, click below: https://origin-global.com/doors/front-doors To read more on the benefits of aluminum, click below: https://origin-global.com/advice-centre/comparing-different-materials-for-your-front-door...See MoreNorth-west facing rear garden - should we buy the property?
Comments (16)Our garden is North West facing, the house terraced and the garden average in size approx 70ft in length and 24ft wide to give you a reference. This makes our front room incredibly bright and sunny all morning which is fantastic. It does however mean that if you want to have an early breakfast in the garden, you have to go further down your garden away from the house. By late morning to midday the sun comes round and the garden is full of sunlight right up until it goes down (trees, obstacles allowing). However, our front door is directly next to our right hand neighbours when facing into the house. Downstairs at the back of their house is almost always completely in shade with the dining room and kitchen never getting any sunlight at all. Our gardens have what would have been coal sheds joined by the party wall extending out from the house. This totally blocks the sunlight into the back of their house and the patio just ouside. From that point on they have sunlight all day. Look at any walls trees, garages or out houses that might cause this issue on the left hand side of the house as you face your front door or out into the back garden. Hope this makes sense and helps in some way?...See MoreSonia
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